Superheavy Samurai Beast Kyubi →Used Deck

A disappointing monster that seems to have no reason to exist other than being his only Level 9 Superheavy Samurai S monster.
In addition to the same effect as his other Superheavy Samurai S monsters that can attack while in Defense Position, even though it only has the effect of increasing his ATK, which is his own defense power, there are two conditions for that. It has become completely unsuitable for it.
Even though he's dependent on his opponent, he's pretty weak, but neither his original defensive power nor the increased value from his effects are that high.
It is no exaggeration to say that he is a monster that came out only to fill the level 9 zone of Superheavy Samurai S, partly because of the balance with Tama C.

If things go well, he won't be dreaming of over 5000 ATK, but there's no place for this guy who is just a wall because other level 9 synchros are too good.

I don't understand a lot of things. Performance that makes you want to say.
It's a request for two, but he's designated as a non-tuner Superheavy Samurai, so I'd like to mainly operate there... but level 9 is hard to handle with his Superheavy Samurai.
Despite that, the important performance is just brain muscle, and moreover, the raw combat power is not that high, and strengthening is not easy to handle depending on the opponent.
If you're an attacker, it's enough to strengthen Ben K or another Super Heavy S around the mooring, and it will be stable.
I just said whether it would be an option when operating Tama C. However, since they are also strongly dependent on the other party, it is undeniable that they are strict.

It must be really strong because it's a suraire...
→ mine

Weak, too weak...
In addition to its limited effects, it must be said that this weakness is threatening with a level 9 Synchro.
You can't raise your hit points without synchronizing with Fulmon, and your raw RBI is 2500, second from the bottom even for the synchro Superheavy Samurai. The rate of increase is 900 per unit, which is not bad, but if the raw RBI is too low and there are few monsters Special Summoned on the opponent's field, it would be better to hit with Big Ben K.
Moreover, it does not have the effect resistance, all-out attack ability, and penetration effect that tend to be found in brain muscles of this kind.
Furthermore, it has the worst compatibility with the Buster Gauntlet, even though it only has brain muscles. The Buster Gauntlet doubles the original defensive power, so even if you use it, the maximum RBI is 5000...
It's easy to put out with Tama C and Kaiju, so I barely got 1 point.

Tama C: Make a contract with me and become a monster!
Although it is a narrow frame dedicated to Fulmon Musha, the effect and hit point are subtle, and it is completely adopted only for the absorption factor of Tama C. If you don't have one, you won't be able to suck when your opponent is level 7 with Tama C, so you need one. Is it still salvation because even one is needed? No, well...that's it. Frankly speaking, it's a no-brainer. The design and name are really cool. But Ben K, Susano O, Saruto B, Shinobi AC... Compared to his Superheavy Samurai on a similar level, it doesn't really make sense to put it out there aggressively. If you want explosive power, use the Buster Gauntlet.

Unusually high encapsulation rate among the many surares
More than twice as likely to be notified

For a Level 9 Synchro where strong men like Trishula and Mistworm gather, the effect is too modest, but the increase rate is top of Yu-Gi-Oh, and with the presence of the Buster Gauntlet, it is possible to unleash overkill firepower as a lead firepower. deaf. I would like to appreciate that Tama C can suck level 7 with the existence of this card.

Sober performance
Looking at it as a level 9 synchro, it hasn't even reached the passing mark.
Trish's walls are thick

Make a contract with me and he'll become a Superheavy Samurai!
His Superheavy Samurai who strengthens with partner dependence. Basic demon beast.
This is an early stage that can't be used much even though it's a high level. I don't know if anyone uses it.
If you don't like this, go to Gongenzaka and become a Spell Girl.

Susano-O, Shutendo-G, Musa-C and the other Synchro Monsters continued, and a new Synchro appeared with great anticipation... but it turned out to be very disappointing.
The effect itself is not weak, and the increase in defense power (ATK) is quite large.
Superheavy Samurai isn't that difficult to make, it comes out with Tenbin (Jisha Q) + Level 3 + Horaga E
However, despite his opponent-dependent ATK increase effect, there are material restrictions, and there are even Fulmon restrictions.
Moreover, he has a half-hearted ATK that doesn't have any resistance and is caught in the abyss.
Tama C is strong enough to absorb level 7, and the combo with the new overseas kaiju is intense, so it may have been suppressed to this level of effect, but Tama C's combo lacks stability, so you can definitely aim. isn't it
The disadvantages in the anime are gone, and the restrictions on materials are a little looser than others, but...
At the very least, I would like it to have no bindings, some kind of resistance, and an effect when destroyed.
If his Superheavy Samurai Synchro at level 7 or his Pendulum comes out in the future, there is still a possibility that the evaluation will change.

Did you think you'd score 9 points because it's the nine tails? Too bad, at best it's 1/3!
This time, the leading loser monster. As a result of being excited thinking that it was an S monster and a buster dragon, it was a disappointment when it was this guy.
If you use it normally, it's inferior to Ben K, and there is a big wall called Trishula in the level 9 synchro. If you have 2 of them, it's 4300 RBI, which is more than a god, but it's a difficult place because it depends on the opponent.
At the very least, it would have changed a lot if it had been strengthened for someone other than myself, but please remodel the monsters that were weak in the anime like EM, Mr. Konmai.

Despite having no abilities other than increasing ATK, against a single SS monster, it has an RBI of 3400, which is inferior to Benkei.
It works only in Superheavy Samurai.
No matter how well it is evaluated, it may be useful if it is put in, but it is a limit.

Is it okay if I call myself QB?
The raison d'etre of this card is that you can steal Level 7 monsters with Tamac... Huh? There are restrictions on synchro materials! ? Yay!
With such modest performance, at least increase your attack
If you think about it seriously, 1 to 3 Special Summoned monsters are a realistic number, and 2 bodies are 4300, so basically Synchronization without restrictions is poor in the level 9 zone. I think there's room for that, but it's pretty tough considering that Trishula and worst Chohou will come out on the same level.

THE Brain muscle effect, the increase value of 900 per monster is one of the best numbers among all monsters, and just one monster in the opponent's field will be 3400, and you will need 3500 RBI or more to break through the battle. can be done.
But if that's all there is to it, Ben K can do it.

I'm just terribly sad.
By using Ten BN and Horaga-E, Susano-O, who is more likely to be involved in Synchro Summoning Iwatooshi, is less likely to lose Ads and is easier to get out.
When this reaches level 9, Iwatooshi must be changed to Kagebo-C or so, and no ad will appear. I'm also worried about temporarily separating Kagebo-C from his GY.
As for the performance of the cards themselves, two Special Summons are barely above Ben-K and Susano-O. So, defeating an enemy weakens it. It doesn't pay if you don't increase the increase value or the original defensive power. At least if it was level 7, it would have been easier to put it out via Musa-C.
I can suck 7 with Tama-C, but I don't feel like I can suck that much because 7 is suitable for combos and will change to rank 7 immediately. You may see Goes occasionally, but you won't have a chance to use Tama-C in Main 2.

It's a monster, but it's a Machine, so don't worry. It's level 9, so it's a nine-tailed tail.
It's his newly prepared Superheavy Samurai synchro, but it's just a RBI idiot who only has self-enhancement...
Big Ben-K and Susanoo-O are enough for hitting points, and a large synchro that is out of the mainstream level of Superheavy Samurai needs a considerable motivation to adopt. Or rather, the RBI is inferior to Big Ben-K with only one opponent!
It has excellent compatibility with Iwaotoshi's piercing effect, but it's unlikely that the opponent will be Special Summoned and be on the defense.
Even if you don't force yourself to use this card, Level 9 Synchro also has Trishula and Mistworm. Even if you say you can use 2 of them, it would be a waste to use this card with Big Ben-K as material.

Her name is Nine-Tails, but I thought she was a rare beast who was pressing for a contract with a Spell Girl.
A card that changes defense power by the number of monsters Special Summoned.
However, if it fluctuates depending on the other party, the unstable factor is still large,
It's not a good match because it weakens just by destroying it in battle.
Also, it is fatal that it is inferior to Ben K unless there are two or more target monsters.
Although there is a lot of romance in being able to achieve a maximum DEF of 7000 by itself.